Let’s be real for a second — the word “algorithm” used to sound like something only programmers or math geniuses cared about. Now? It’s the invisible hand guiding what we see, think, and even feel. From the moment you wake up and scroll your phone to the minute you check your last notification before bed,…
A Nation Stunned by the Boldness of Violence Canada prides itself on safety and civility, but the Starbucks shooting in Quebec has shattered that image, leaving citizens to question whether organized crime is rewriting the rules of violence. In broad daylight, inside a space meant for casual coffee and quiet conversation, bullets tore through the…
You can feel it—like a chill before a storm. The whispers of another pandemic aren’t coming from conspiracy theorists this time, but from governments, institutions, and corporate players who insist they are “preparing for the future.” But what if this preparation isn’t simply about saving lives? What if it’s about consolidating control, tightening surveillance, and…
The Betrayal Hiding in Plain Sight Every year, hardworking Canadians hand over a massive portion of their income to Ottawa with the promise that their money will be used wisely—for healthcare, education, infrastructure, and social programs meant to serve the public good. But as scandals pile up, deficits grow, and government waste balloons, a burning…
What if the leader you thought you knew was not the champion of freedom she claimed to be, but something else entirely? Behind speeches, press releases, and carefully staged media clips lurks a growing unease. Accusations swirl that Danielle Smith is quietly moving to make ivermectin illegal, shutting down alternative voices, and tightening her grip…